The correct conjugation of the verbs in parenthesis is:
- "Dos andares tiene el dinero, viene despacio y se va ligero."
Translation.
- "Two speeds has the money, it comes slowly and it leaves quickly."
About the saying.
This is a well-known saying by Spanish-speaking people, its meaning in general terms is that money is difficult to get but very easy to spend or lose.
Conjugation in the Present Tense.
The conjugation of the given verbs, in the present simple, taking into account the personal pronouns is:
- Yo: tengo / vengo.
- Tú: tienes / vienes.
- Usted: tiene / viene.
- Él: tiene / viene.
- Ella: tiene / viene.
- Ello: tiene / viene.
- Nosotros / Nosotras: tenemos / venimos.
- Ustedes: tienen / vienen.
- Ellos / Ellas: tienen / vienen.
As the saying refers to money, that is, "ello," the proper conjugation is "tiene / viene."
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